Thanks :)
Reading everything into a variable was not an option, due to some very
large files. Creating the iterator only once, as Fredrik suggested,
solved the problem nicely.
Again many thanks for your great support!
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A read-ahead buffer? Yes, that would explain it. Sorry, I missed this
piece of information in the documentation.
Thanks to all who replied.
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I think what you need to do is to have a nested if_else statment:
for line in filelines:
if some_condition : break
else: do_something_else
If the if statment is excuted then break return to for_loop
else do something different then return to for_loop.
When I read from a file I
"Cordula's Web" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> here's a strange bug (?) I've came across (using Python 2.2):
>
> # loop_1
> for line in file:
>if some_condition(line): break
>do_something()
>
> # loop_2
> for line in file:
>do_something_else()
>
> The problem is, that loop_2 doesn't resu
Hello,
here's a strange bug (?) I've came across (using Python 2.2):
# loop_1
for line in file:
if some_condition(line): break
do_something()
# loop_2
for line in file:
do_something_else()
The problem is, that loop_2 doesn't resume where loop_1 left off, but
skips many lines (a bloc
